Exotics in the system
arXiv:2111.15544 · doi:10.22323/1.396.0211
Abstract
In this proceedings we consider several states, namely the , , and , which appear to defy description as simple quark-antiquark pairs. Theoretical input from unitarized chiral perturbation theory suggests they can be understood as emerging from Goldstone-Boson---meson scattering. We present results from an flavor-symmetric lattice QCD simulation at large pion masses suggesting that there exists a bound state in the flavor-sextet representation that cannot emerge for quark-antiquark states, but that appears naturally from the multiquark states. Moreover, we find repulsion in the [15] representation, which establishes the pattern predicted for the interactions of Goldstone bosons with mesons. This suggests these states may have the structure of hadronic molecules.
arXiv comment9 pages, 5 figures, Submitted to Proceedings of Science for LATTICE21. Based on work presented in arXiv:2106.15391. Acknowledgements updated
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